Author: Deborah Friedes Galili
Inbal Pinto Dance Company: “Oyster” and “Shaker”
It’s not every dance that can boast 10 years of consistently packed concerts. But Inbal Pinto and Avshalom Pollak’s “Oyster” is one of these rare, beloved works.
Rina Schenfeld Dance Theatre: About “Angels”
Rina Schenfeld in her new work, Angels. Photo by Gadi Dagon. This article is a guest post by Gdalit Neuman. Enjoy! * * * About Angels By Gdalit Neuman Tel […]
Les Ballets de Monte Carlo in Tel Aviv: Ballet for the 21st Century
Firmly rooted in the classical ballet tradition while moving forward with a distinctly contemporary style of choreography, Les Ballets de Monte Carlo is indeed different from much of Israel’s dance scene.
A Closer Look at Liat Dror and Nir Ben-Gal’s Adama
Situated in the town of Mizpe Ramon, the site of an enormous and beautiful crater, Adama (which means “earth” in Hebrew) is hands down the most unique dance center I have ever visited.
The Batsheva Ensemble on Tour at Home and Abroad
On Monday May 5th (2008), I again accompanied the Batsheva Ensemble as they trekked to Kiryat Shmona for two performances of Ohad Naharin’s “Seder.”